4-H Opportunity Scholarship Winner Konner Windham Receives $6,500

July 5, 2017 - Shelby County 4-H would like to say congratulations to Konner Windham. Konner finishes off her outstanding 4-H career by receiving a $6,500 State 4-H opportunity scholarship from the Davidson family.

Local Shelby County 4-H’er Succeeds at State, National Shows

Helping Camille celebrate were (L-R) judge Joe Rathman, grandparents James and Becky Greer, Camille Greer, mom Courtney Greer, aunt Kristen Clark and dad Collin Greer. Not shown brother Carter Greer. Camille is a member of Shelby Co. 4-H.

2017 Poultry Festival 4-H Show Broiler Orders Taken

June 23, 2017 - Are you a youth in grades 3rd through 12th and interested in showing chickens at the upcoming East Texas Poultry Festival? The Shelby County 4-H Poultry project will be perfect you.

Nacogdoches Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Hosting Learn, Grow, Eat and Go! Educator Training

Learn, Grow, Eat and Go!

Cooking Camp for Kids 4-H Summer Day Camp

June 12, 2017 - (Flyer) - Cooking Camp for Kids! 4-H Summer Day Camp Youth ages 8-18 June 12—15, 2017 9:30am-12:30pm Shelby County Extension Office 266 Nacogdoches St., Center, TX.

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Cooking Well with Diabetes Education Classes (Updated Dates)

May 23, 2017 - (Flyer) - Diabetes is a growing issue in American that is affecting more and more people every day. Living as a diabetic can be challenging and confusing. Trying to figure out what you can and cannot eat can present a challenge when you are not sure of the true facts regarding diabetes.

Free Walk, Talk 8-week Nutrition and Fitness Program

June 7, 2017 - Everyone starts the year out with new fitness and nutrition goals, but by the middle of the year we lose sight of those goals. Do you still want to exercise and eat better? Well here is your opportunity to continue working towards the goal of eating better and exercising. To help you continue to work towards your lifestyle changes, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is launching Walk and Talk, an 8-week program that encourages exercise and healthy eating.

Help Keep Your Child Safe – Don’t Move Your Child to a Seat Belt Too Soon

June 2, 2017 - Unfortunately, seat belts do not come in one-size-fits-all. In fact, the seat belt that is designed to save an adult’s life in a crash does not fit a young child. And, the poor fit of the seat belt can actually cause serious injuries or even death during a crash. Many parents are under the impression that a child can be moved to the vehicle seat belt system when they have outgrown the weight limits of their child safety seat. Most conventional forward-facing child safety seats have a 5-point harness system that can be used until at least 40 pounds.

2017 Shelby County 4-H Shooters Excel at Multiple Events

Pictured left to right: Logan Holloway, Lance Holloway, Dawson McFaddin, Colton Gutermuth, Nic Lambert, Konner Windham, and Colby Lout

Coming This Summer: More Ticks and a Deadly New Tick-Borne Disease

People need to be extra cautious when outdoors, with more of the critters after a mild winter

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